Police offender published today does not provide all the answers, but nevertheless a picture of what drove Anton Lundin Pettersson to commit murder in the crown and how to get characters that were to see.
the perpetrator Group profile is based on interviews with a wide range of people, including relatives, former schoolmates, people who work with Anton, witnesses to the incident on school and response personnel in place. It also looked at school records, medical records from the school health service, contacts with authorities, bank statements and a wealth of information from Anton’s computer and other things to be taken during the search.
It has also been in contact with both mental health and defense to find out who Anton had on the area.
Anton is not convicted of crimes or known to the police and he has not been treated in psychiatry.
Anton has no history of mental illness and has not been able to find any outward signs of mental illness. However, there are some indications that he must have had some depressive symptoms several months before the offense, evidence suggests that he thought about suicide.
There is no evidence that Anton would have had any problem with abuse of either alcohol, drugs or medication.
None of the perpetrator profile demonstrates that Anton would have been politically engaged. He was not a member of any party, youth, organization or association. There is no indication either that he should have been tried but have not been admitted or been expelled.
According to the profile, Anton has planned his deed on the krona’s school for more than two weeks. He has chosen spot, weapons, clothing and music.
In the profile, write the investigators, “He cut himself, requesting time off from work place, putting an end to their money, writes a farewell letter and present their work clothes and badges” .
the deed should also be planned in solitude, for the most part at the computer. “There are so widely known no communication with another person regarding these plans and preparations” write the investigators examined the telephone during the time before the crime. No incoming or outgoing calls.
He also witnesses alone when he comes to school.
The study also shows that Anton had a pronounced desired that his deeds will end by saying that he killed police, known as “Suicide-by-cop”. Investigators relies on Anton’s farewell letter in which he expressed a desire not to survive, but also in preparation. At Tuesday’s press conference, police spokesman Thomas Fuxborg that Anton had brought some kind of dot painting that you think he planned to put on their own body and thus show the police his intention.
The perpetrator profile also states that there is a clear hate crime-motives. You write that Anton had selected the school on the basis that he knew there were many where immigrant background. He also selected his victims based on what he perceives to be their background.
When the investigators go into what triggered the act pointing to the perceived social and economic failures.
Anton became unemployed after high-school. In two years he had applied for a job without success and was forced when his savings ran out seeking social assistance. The weeks before the deed he had received training which he should have expected would lead to employment. With a few weeks left to practice, he learned that no job was not in sight. The days after he began planning the act that was carried out the day before practice would end.
Loneliness, isolation and insecurity in your identity assumed to have reinforced the sense of failure and the clear interest in violence “seems to have given him a mental readiness to using violence as a method to deal with a perceived problem “.
the difficulty to prevent the act is clear in profile, where it is found that Anton adjacent to the deed has been living just as usual and not perceived to be altered even by those closest to him. He also maintained contacts with the authorities and their placement until the end.
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